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Iniu Recalls 210,000 Power Banks Over Fire Risk
9 Dec
Summary
- 210,000 Iniu power banks recalled for overheating and fire risks.
- Affected units sold between August 2021 and April 2022.
- 16 overheating reports include 11 fires and 3 minor burn injuries.
Iniu has initiated a recall of 210,000 BI-B41 portable 10,000mAh power banks, citing potential overheating issues that could lead to burns or fires. This recall, confirmed by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, addresses significant fire and burn hazards. Affected devices were sold in the United States between August 2021 and April 2022.
Reports indicate 16 incidents of power banks overheating, resulting in 11 fires and three minor burn injuries. The cumulative damage from these events is estimated to exceed $380,000. Iniu advises all owners of the implicated power banks to cease usage immediately and seek a refund or gift card.
The company identified specific serial numbers and casing colors for affected units. Consumers can verify eligibility on Iniu's website and should dispose of recalled devices responsibly at designated hazardous waste or lithium-ion recycling centers, avoiding standard landfill disposal.
